I guess this is a must go to place at least once…read more However, it's a total rip off. 50 bucks per person to get through the gate, not including tax. If you want a towel and not staying at the resort - 5 bucks each. The lifeguards look miserable and the tickets guys are all unfriendly and appear to hate their jobs. The pools are fine but nothing spectacular. Just people standing around gawking at each other. If you want to lap swim in the morning, 50 bucks. If I am desperate for a hot springs, I'll try the other place. Doubt it.

The hot springs are the reason to be in Glenwood Springs! If you are in dire need of some pampered…read moretreatment for your weary bones the hot springs will rejuvenate your spirits! This place has plenty of pools all at different water temperatures, chairs, lockers an outdoor fireplace enough to make you take the stress away for a few hours! There are even some water lounge chairs in the pool that have bubbles to massage your feet or legs. Plenty of space to not feel crowded and just enjoy a little me time! Not too expensive at only $38 per adult for an entire day included is the locker fee. Drinks and food are sold at their restaurant on site.

The lack of parking was really annoying, especially at night. The Tesla exclusive parking was too…read moremuch, they don't need all that space. Front desk was nice. Yahir was super friendly, he checked us in and had a warmth about him. His colleagues could learn something from him. The rooms were nice enough-- we got a suite. They provided us with a pack and play as we requested- it was clean and in good condition.

I've been to Glenwood about 3 times, this was my fourth. And every other time I've stayed at the…read moreMaxwell Anderson Hotel. This time, I thought, "why haven't I stayed at a Marriott yet?" I know there is the Residence Inn and the Courtyard (both located right next to each other). They're on the other side of town compared to Maxwell Anderson, BUT there is a bus that stops right in front of both hotels, and takes you directly into town. SO convenient! And it runs until midnight. So, all this to say, I really enjoyed my stay here, and absolutely will be staying here again. They offered free breakfast, and the views of the red rock mountains right behind the hotel are stunning. And you can walk to some shops, Natural Grocers, Target, even the recreation center. The room could have been a touch cleaner. But it wasn't like it was so dirty that it needed a formal complaint. I just travel a lot for work, so I have high standards. But the room was definitely good enough! I loved that it has a pretty large size fridge, microwave, dishes, silverware, cups, dishwasher. The room really was great. I loved that I could put leftovers in the fridge, and have for a late night snack... because not much is open late in Glenwood, ha! I might try staying at the Courtyard next time, because just walking past it, it did look a little newer. But again, I really appreciated the large room, with the amenities, and have no complaints. You'll likely see me again, soon. Thanks for having me!

Always good service and friendly staff. Easy scheduling of…read moreappointments on line. And a cheeky whiskey to go along with a great cut!

great stylist appointments available…read moregood facility competitive prices local environment

In the kum & go parking lot. Super fast and well lit. CLosest super charging station to Steamboat…read moreafter grand junction. Glad this was here! I think it may be pretty new.

We have had Adam and Alpha Omega work on several projects over the past 3 years and we always get…read moreA+ service. Adam always looks for the most efficient, legal and BEST way to get the job done. They do not cut corners nor do they pad the job. If the project has multiple options to get the job done, Adam will run the pro's and con's of each option by us to make sure we agree in what is best for our project.

I was struggling trying to do a self repair on an older style of track lighting at my home. After…read morea bunch of failed efforts I turned to a general contractor friend of mine for advice on who to call to fix the issue. Their recommendation was Alpha Omega. After explaining the situation the owner of the company walked through what he thought the issue would be. He thought it would be an easy fix and it was. He was open and honest and wasn't trying to take advantage of over charging me to fix a simple problem. If I couldn't fix it on my own I was comfortable paying his reasonable fee to fix it. He followed up to see if it still needed to be fixed. Although I was able to fix it (with his help) in the next 1 - 2 years I am hoping to do some remodeling and definitely would feel comfortable reaching out to Alpha Omega to work on the electrical.

App would not work and customer service would not allow me to speak to a manager.. the issue was…read moreclearly with their system but they would not fix the problem.

$15 to add 70 miles this place is a rip off. $.56 a kilowatt is way pricey find a cheaper…read morealternative.

Great experience with the Bob Beverly sky lessons program. Our instructor, Asia was amazing. She…read morewas patient and gave me perfect instruction which helped me dramatically.

This was our first time visiting any ski resort and everyone had one of the best times of their…read morelives. Our family of four and my daughter's family of four shared a house for rent for a week less than a mile from the lodge. Three went snowboarding all day, the first day. Lines were short, prices reasonable and down right cheap when I compared them to other CO ski resorts such as Vail and Telluride, each a couple hrs away. Staff was very friendly and always offering what ever help you needed. You would expect this level at any resort of any kind and Powderhorn's staff met all expectations. Skiing with lessons on another day was another huge success. No need to go to the top of mountain to ski or snowboard. One lift goes half way up with plenty of choices for medium to beginner hills. After setting you up and teaching some tips you are free to ski while the instructors check in with you periodically. Then for those of us that are completely inept, they offer tubing. Tubing is sledding on a specially designed inner tube on well maintained bobsled track of sorts. It was fast and fun. We all did this on three different days. $12 for adults, $10 for kids for a two hour session. AND they have a lift for that too! Simply hook your tube's pull rope on the pipe and ride your tube to the top! Over all the place did not seem crowded. Only on one day were the 35 tubes all in use. The Children's Learning Center only had 16 kids there the day we hired our instructor. The Sunset Grille upstairs was reasonably priced for being remote. Nearest place to eat anything was eight miles away in the town of Mesa. I would come back here next year to do any snow related activities in CO.